Paint what you feel. Let sound carry what remains.
Some things live in the chest, behind the eyes — somewhere between what happened and what you haven't been able to say yet. This circle was created for exactly that.
Poonam opens the circle with a simple prompt — an invitation to notice what's present. No performance. No introduction of your story. Just arriving.
Paint and canvas take over. Poonam holds space without directing, witnesses without interpreting. There is no right way to hold the brush. No judgment about what ends up on the canvas. Whatever surfaces is yours.
A natural pause. Brushes down. The room breathes. The sound healing begins to fill the space.
Lie down or sit comfortably. Let the frequencies move through you. Sound reaches what words and paint cannot. This is where the body finally lets go.
No art experience needed. No technique to learn. All materials provided. What there is: a prompt, paint, sound — and the kind of unhurried presence that allows something stuck to finally move.

Expressive Art Facilitator · Amaya ArtBeat
Poonam built her practice for the feelings that don't have words. A self-taught artist and expressive art facilitator based in Bangalore, she works under Amaya ArtBeat — a Sanskrit-Japanese word meaning limitless and night rain.
Her sessions are not art classes. She holds space without directing, witnesses without interpreting — because she knows that a seeker's journey rarely travels in a straight line.
Exhibited at Chithra Santhe. Shown at Sublime Galleria and ASDC Gallery. A painting sold to a collector in Texas.
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This is Therapovo's first in-person Healing Circle. There will not be another one exactly like it.